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BrightCom discusses the security risks for businesses using video conferencing and telepresence and how a tight integration with enterprise class infrastructure can reduce the risk of security threats even further than standard video, audio and data stream encryption.
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BrightCom explains how cooperative web browsing during telepresence meetings can enhance decision making.
BrightCom discusses how its integrated telepresence and video conferencing infrastructure improves the quality of digital imagery presented during conferencing for clearer communication.
BrightCom discusses the benefits of enterprise class, software based infrastructures for telepresence and video conferencing systems, as opposed to MCU and firmware based systems, giving IT management an easier way to administer and maintain their company’s communication within overall enterprise management.
April 2010: BrightCom releases a new white paper discussing the current data collaboration technology in telepresence and video conferencing, its limitations and what VCS 2.6 offers to businesses to help expand their everyday collaboration and communication abilities for a better conference room experience.
BrightCom releases Visual Collaboration System 2.6 with new media framework to enhance support for a wider range of business data enabling businesses to accomplish more in the telepresence and video conferencing meetings.
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By Amy Tierney, Web Editor, TMCnet News
There’s a lot of talk these days about the importance of high definition technology. Many telepresence and videoconferencing vendors promote their video systems as having HD capability. It’s an essential tool businesses use for clear and effective communication.
Beyond video, audio and data broadcasts can also benefit from HD technology. But the way telepresence and videoconferencing vendors offer that service should change, officials with BrightCom, a provider of integrated telepresence and videoconferencing services, told TMCnet in a recent podcast.
